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I would use this to make a shade for the ceiling light fixture in my craft room. It is blah boring white plastic now, and every time I look up, it squeaks “decorate me, decorate me”!

My biggest challenge in crafting is living in a non-crafty place. I’m outside the US and obtaining craft supplies is hard in a place where they don’t have quilting cotton, much less mod podge. I am fortunate to have an Army Post Office, so I can have things shipped for the same prices as within the US, but it takes a long time and thus crafting can’t be very spontaneous.

This is a great idea and I would love to make something nice out of one of the sack.
My idea is to create a notebook with plain sheets of paper and also coffee handmade paper, with covers made of the respective sack.
This is a very useful tool if you are a coffee shop regular wanting to write down all the ideas that come to one’s mind while having a coffee. I guess it’s the coffee shop owner experience that pops out now…
Hope to have the chance to try this out.

Regarding the biggest challenge, I am on the same page with Adrianna. Romania is a so small of a country in respects to crafting, and frankly, I don’t understand why. We have a great history of crafting, but nowadays artisans, supplies, ideas are so rare and hard to find…

Btw, great shop, added to favorites
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These sacks are so interesting. I would like to make an apron out of them. I think there is enough fabric and I would probably add some interesting contrasting fabric to the top or the edges.

My biggest crafting challenge is finding my creativity! I’m an engineer by training and like to “follow the rules.” I want to be able to create using my own ideas and this project will help me to do that.

I would love to make something. either use the sack in children’s clothing since that is what i commonly do or maybe make some sort of wall hanging but who knows i might be inspired to try something else. I would have to get my hands on it to figure that out but they are beautiful and i would love the challenge i also have an etsy shop and you can see my work there too. fancypantsbyjamee.etsy.com
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Since I am photographer, I would like to make a picture frame and travel photo notebook for journal to hold pictures of the photos of a trip to the country represented by the name on the burlap coffee bag.
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I ‘d like to make a bag ( purse) like a knit crochet or any other craft bag , some thing that remind me Brazil, since I am from there , funny when I saw the sac that says cafe do Brasil, I could smell the coffee, and I remembered I afternoons’ coffee, or like we say ” o cafe fa tarde” I hope I have a chance to make something unique…

I’ve been thinking of either a pillow or bag of some kind. But I’m also working on another idea or two for this. I love these things. Thanks for the opportunity to try to get one.

Hello! Thanks for the opportunity for this exchange. These bags are wonderful! I had an idea to turn one into a half apron, they seem nice and sturdy to get through all of my disasters in the kitchen! I was thinking of possibly paneling it with a contrasting or complementing color.
My biggest challenge with creating things is staying focused, I have so many things I like to do or want to try, that I feel I spread myself thin sometimes. Thanks again!
Betsy

Late to the ball as always as I just found this but what an interesting concept. I look forward to what becomes of this.
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